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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
1
A scrambled crossword text lists numerous clues and garbled entries. It mentions weights, bone terms, cooking vessels, animal parts, and various odd phrases in a jumbled format, with vertical and horizontal hints interleaved and many OCR errors.
A full page rotogravure portrait of the late Senator Robert M. La Follette appears in The Sunday Milan Journal Roto-Art Section for June 28 next Sunday. Readers are urged to order from their dealer and subscribe to Daily Freeman.
The state board of health lifts quarantine in Milwaukee districts for vaccinated residents. Aimed at easing restrictions, the move follows a vigorous campaign by health officials and local charities. The decision restores normal movement for those who meet vaccination requirements.
United Press reports on fashion trend as women and girls wear trousers in place of skirts and knickers, with descriptions of Riverside Drive crowds, sailor outfits, and varied responses from police and onlookers. notes Hollywood and California fashions influence and college styles.
A religious gathering is planned at the Chaudaugua tent next Sunday evening led by Mr J Wardly El Ford, pastor of the Wesley Methodist Church Milwaukee. The event, organized by the Ministerial Association of Wankesha, invites all to attend with a charge for admission and promises community inspiration.
The readable fragment notes that proportions of a disease or malady were much lower in one setting than in larger northern cities, with a hint of malignant introductions in recrudescent years. The text is fragmented and lacks clear subjects, dates, or locations.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses crime news coverage and police reporting in American newspapers. It references a survey by eight teachers, pastors, and the University of Pennsylvania, noting limited front-page crime coverage and mentions of criminal court proceedings and investigations in historical context.
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